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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-30
Baseball Notes.

Detroit has sent circular Offering to sell
George Weidman to any League club
Healy and Hackett will be the battery for the
home nine to-day and Shaw will pitch for the
Washingtons.
AT Charlottesville yesterday. the Crawfords-
vile club defeated the Grand-avenues, of In
dianapolis, 10 to 4.
The Trenton Rocks, of Kokomo. yesterday
defeated the Logansport nine. the score being
thirteen to twelve.
ham, of the Harvard nine. is being batted territ-
lcaliy In nearly every game he pitches.
1t is rumored that Buckley and Simon Of the
Syracuse Stars have agreed TO play with the
Philadelphia season. Buckley is a catcher
and comes from Pittsburg
Pitcher Fass released last night. It is
not improbable that with sufficient opportunity
he might make a pitcher, but Indianapolis is in
no place to spend time ana lose games in devel-
oping pitchers.
Healy and Hackett will be the battery for to-
days game and base ball enthusiasts can rest
assured that they will see good exhibition if
they attend. Healy was IN good shape last night,
and will be able to pitch creditable game.
The negotiations for the transfer of the AL
toona club TO Canton. o.. where it will become
part of the Ohio State League. have been COM
pleted, and the club will report at Canton for
duty, and take part in the games against Zanes-
vllle commencing Aug. 4.
Manager Fogel has signed a pitcher,
Leitner. of Nyack, n. Y, who will be here
a good one, but he will be tried on the day be-
fore being put in to pitch in a regular game.
Healy will pitch again on Monday, and BOYLE
thinks he will be iu shape to work Tuesday
The home club is negotiating for the pur-
chase or a pitcher now in the League and the
deal will probably be concluded to-day. He is a
pitcher with a record. The given for his
release by the club now holding him is that he be-
longs to faction in the club with which the 9TH
er players will not harmonic.
Beatin and Kingslow, the Allentown battery
are claimed on contract both by Cincinnati and
Detroit. So far, the last-named club seems to
have the best of it, though Cincinnati threatens
to go TO the courts. The Cincinnati ENQUIRER
says that the Detroit contract was made a few
hours after the men had signed with the other
club.
Manager Fogel has autographed to Moffat in
player made something of a reputation as a
pitcher with the Cievelands in 1884 He did
well then, but has not played profession ally
tce in Melrose, Col. where he has been mining
and drop equal to Bufin toms.
Gruber, Detroits new pitcher, is a muscular
young fellow, twenty two years of age. five feet
nine inches in height and weighing 155 pounds
He is of quiet disposition, tidy personally, and
intelligent. He began pitching professionally
for Hartford in 1884. played with Newburyport
in 1885, and returned to Hartford in 1856, con-
tinung there in 1887. He has averaged about
three games a week for Hartford, which evil
dences good staying powers.
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Other League Games.


DETROIT, July 29.-New York lost to-day's
game in the first inning when Detroit scored
five unearned runs by good batting after the
side should have been ont. Hanlon's running
and. jumping catch of Ewinc's home-run hit
the sixth. and the double play by Richardson
and White in the fourth were the features.
Score.
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A GAME OF SEVEN INNINGS
The Washingtons Have 1t All Their
Own Way with Indianapolis Pitchers.

A Day of Uninteresting Games in Chicago,
Pittsburg and Detroit-TrOtting at CIeye-
land Distinguished by Petrona'S Efforts.
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Fourth race-Novelty running; one and one
half mile; purse, $3.50 There were FIVE starters.
bennington the half mile in 514 King
Nero the mile in lac; Lottie F. the mile and
a half in 3:l9
Miss Nellie Burke gave a charot-race. and her
Jockeys a Roman standing during the after
noon that was very interesting.
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Earned run-Phadelphia, 1. Two-base hits-An-
drews, Wood. Three base hits-Fogarty, Wood.
Stolen base--Smith. First base on balls-Dalrymple.
Whitney ca Mccormick, Smith First base
rorsoPittsbure, 2 Philadelphia, l. Struck out
By Bufinton. 10; by Mccormick, =. Passed balls
Cunning. l; Fields L. Wild pitch-Bufinton L.
Time-2:35. Umpire-Sullivan.
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COVERED WITH SORES

have been afflicted since last March with Skin
disease the doctors call Eczema. My face
cred with scabs and and the itching and burn
ing almost unbearable Seeing your CUTICURA
REMEDIES highly recommended, concluded to give
them trial, using the CUTICURA and CUTIoURA SOAP
externally and RESoLvENT internally for four months
l call myself cured. in gratitude for which I make
this public statement
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK
RroO
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Three Hundred People Witness the Closing
Races Paris, Ill.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PARIS, ILL.,, July 29-Three thousand people
witnessed the last and best days races at Shep-
pard's Park this afternoon The weather was
hot and the track in good condition. Following
is the summary of the first race three-minute
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The Cincinnatis played a steady uphill game.
and deserved their victory. The game was more
or less of the machinery order. and was won in
the eighth inning At that juncrure McPhee
made nit, and Fennelly took first on balls
Then Reilly raped the ball to far left field and
made a home run, bringing in the others The
oall was not found for ten minutes. Smith
pitched marvellous game after the third
inning. Score
tl; ;9sn5a,i ;-.s s 3 o 9 Q 9 9 IS
base hits--Relly, Corkhil Three.base hits-Smith
McPhee Home run--Reily. Double plays-Keenan
McTammany, MuIlane. Fennelly. Stolen bases
McTammany, Nicol Reilly t2): First base on errors
Struck out-Brooklyn. 4: Cincinnati. s. Passed
balls-Clarke. 2 Wild pitch-Terry. Time-1:5O.
UmDire-McQuade.
ATHLETICS, 10; LOUISVILLE, T.
PHILADELPHIA. July 29.-The Louisville team
folded like a lot of amateurs and virtually pre-
sented the Athletics with the game. In the
ond inning they made five base errors. which.
with base balls and a single by Townsend,
gave the locals four runs Ramsey pitched good
ball until the ninth. when he found for four
singles and a three Dagger. Lyons fielding was
the only feature OF the contest. which was tire
some kerins Injured finger In the ninth and
gave way to Cross. Score:
A AansJiIs 49, aa9oo Q g 4d-19
Earned runs-Athletcs. L; Louisville 4. Two
base hit-Browning Three-base hits-Stovey, Wer-
rick. stolen baseS-Poorman, Lyons %, Larkin,
Townsend, Reccius. Hecker, Browning (3) Wolf 81,
White (2) Double plays-Seward Lyons Bierbauer.
First base bals-Bierbauer, Hecker (2), White.
Errors-Athletics, 81 Louisville IL. First base on
errors-Athletics, z; Louisville. 3. Struck out-Poor-
man. ~. Stovey 81. McGarr, Browning Kerins,
Hecker Wolf. Mack ~, Werricl RAMSEY. Passed
bals-Townsend. /; Cross. /. Wild pitches-Seward,
2; Ramsey, 2. Time-2:15. Umpire-Curry.
METRoPoLITANs. 4; CLEVELAND g.
New YORK. July 29.-The game at Staten
island was closely contested, and many good
plays were made in it. The Metropolitans got
the lead in the third inning, and, although Sore
ly pressed, managed to hold it to the end. They
surprised every body by their nearly pert ect
fielding game. The visitors could get onto
Lynches curves. Reipschager. Reccins, Strick-
err. Gerhardr and Hankinson did some beautiful
word. Attendance. 1000. Score:
Netropolitans.....-O o o / O O %
Cleveland.--- ---.---2 o o o o O-3
Two-base hit-Jones Stolen bases-Radford (2).
Orr %. Hankinson t2), Nelson. Stricken Three
base hit-O Brien. Neutrality-suspicious. 1; Cleve-
land. 3. Double plays-Hanknson and Orr; Stricken
Mexican and Reccius. First base balls-Orr. Hit
BY pitched bal-Hankinson (2l, Gerhardt. Stricken,
Hotaling. First base errors-Metropotan
2. Struck neutrality-suspicious.. 2: Cleveland, g.
Passed ball-Sommer 4. Umpire-May.
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CHICAGO, IL; BOSTON, 5.

CHICAGO July 29.-Chicago had things all her
own way in the ball game, to-day, and Boston
never had a chance. Kelly was sick and had to
quit in the fifth inning. Tate taking his place.
4 Kelly has been badly troubled of late with
cramps in his stomach, and is not fit TO play.
/ The features of the game Pfeffer's long
{ three-b Dagger with two men bases Ryan's and
Pfeffers home runs, both in the fourth inning,
and Anson's stupid errors. Attendance. 5000.
Score,
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Fragrant Sozodonb

Fragrant Sosodont
Hardens and invigorates the gums, purifies and
perfumes the breath, cleanses, beauties and pre-
serves the teeth from youth to old age Sold by
all druggists.
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Earned runs-Detroit, 2; New York. 5. Tvvo-base
hits-Ganzel, Thorn pson. Three base hits-fichard-
CAMEL, Gillespie, Common. Home runs-TierEan.
Gillespie. Double Plays-Richardson and White;
Hanlon and Camel; Ward Richardson and Connor.
First base balls--Hanlon Getzien Conner. Ward.
Stolen bases-Hanlon (2l. First base on errors-De-
troit, L; New York. /. Passed bas-Connor, 1: Get
zein 1. Wild pitch-George. Time, lao. Umpire
-Doescher.
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ITCHING DISEASES CURED.

ITCHING DISEASES GU RED.
Cucura stands at the head of its class especially is
this the with the Cuticura Soap Have had an
unusually good sale this summer owing to the prev
alence of aggravated form of itch through some
localities in tie country in which the Cuticur RENE
dies proved satisfactory.
w. L. HARDIGG, Druggist.
Unontown, Ky.
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SCALE. FACE. EARS AND NECK.

I afflicted with Eczema the Scalp Face,
Ears and Neck which the druggist where [ got your
remedies pronounced of tho cases that had
under his notice. He advised try your
CUTICURA REMEDIES and after five days my scalp
and part of my face entirely cured. aud hope
in anoth week to have my neck and the other
part of nv face cured. HERMAN SLADE
120 East Fourth street, New York.
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Patrona Defeats Harry Wilkes.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 90 The grand circuit
races closed day. Fine weather, a fast track
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CUTICuRA REMEDIES

GU IiCO FA KEM ED1Eo
Are sold by all druggists Price: Cuticura. 80 cents
Resovent, 81; Soap 25 cents. POTTER DRUG 81
CHEMICAL co. Boston Send for How to Cure
Skin Diseases"
DEAF TTIFY the Complexion and Skin by using
DIA " the Cuticura Soap.
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PlrrspuRe, July ETC. day,s game was the
PHILADELPHIA.

"One man out when winning run, made
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MR. y HIGGINS, of wyoming, N. H.,
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A FELONIOUS ASSAULT.
Mrs. L. H0ssman Narrowly Es-
capes an Outrage.

capes an Outrage.
On Wednesday evening about9 o'clock
quite an excitement was created on Jack
son street, near Wilmington, by the
assault OF john Clark on Mrs. Z. Hoss-
man. For some time past Mrs. Clark
has been EN- 9loyed by Mrs. Hossman to
aid her in arranging the affairs OF the
house, but about ten days ago Mrs.
Clark was discharged and is now in a
new situation. Clark and his wife sep
arated prior to that time. owing to
family troubles, and it was surmised that
some disagreeable things might happen.
but no one imagined matters would take
the course they did. Mr.. Hossman,
who keeps barber shop on Court street,
was away from home on the evening in
ques ton, attending to business, and
Mrs. Hossman was alone in the house
awaiting his return. About 9 o'clo OK
she was startled to see Clark push open
the front door, but recognizing b i'm
thought he was looking for his wife.
Such proved not to be the case, for
when Clark found Mrs. Hossman 20 be
alone he seized her by the throat and
dragged her toward the bed. Iadig,
nani and alarmed at such conduct
Mrs. Hossman screamed and fought her
assailant, and hsr cries were success
full in calling the neighbors to
her assistance before the fiend had ,ac-
complishsd his purpose. Warned by the
approach of the reighbors and appre-
hensive that mis- neck nigh. be in dam
ger of being stretched, Clark turned and
fled, but not before he had dashed his
fist in Mrs. Hossman's face, breaking
one of her frant teeth. probably because
he was angry. By the time the neigh
bors arrived on the spot Clark had de-
parted the scene, and he has not been
captured up to the present time, al
though the police have been looking for
him. 1t was ascertaired yesterday that
the assault was premeditated since he
called on his wife prior to visiting the
Hossman residence. Clark is described
as being six feet tall with a large nose.
He had on when last seea a gray over
coat. Mrs. Hossman did not observe
whether he was under the influence OF
liquor, but she thought he had not been
drinking.
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gure for Piles.

PILES are frequently preceded by sense
of weight In the back, h1ins anst lower part
of the abiortsi;. causing the pa1ren1 I'D =a1pf
nose he has some affection of the Kidneys OF
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms
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and effecfiua a permanent eirre. Price 30
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Pilua, D. Sold by T. f. HeinzeGrau
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Justices Courts.

CITY COURT-AUsrIN, J.P.
In re Tsoy Youk, a minor-Comm:.ted
to the San Francisco Boys and Girls So
ciety for the period of two months.
People vs.. Robert Warreu-Enbe zzle-
ment; trial Tuesday next at P. NJ; Cash
deposit OF $50.
People VS.. L. ". Robinson-Grand
larceny; complaint dismissed; defendant
discharged.
TOWNSHIP CoURT-TANEY, J.P.
People VS.. d. Lynch-Battery; jury
trial March 9th. at 10 A. III.
People vs.. Al. Douglas. aminor--Nsg-
rancy; committed to san Francisco Boy
and Girls Aid Society.
People VS.. See kaiz-Battery; tried
and acquitted.
People vs.. Geo. Lewis and T. Duffy
Stealing oranges; fined s. each; sentence
suspended.
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MHSCELI4acRoU~-
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Twin Foes TO Life

Are Indigestion and Constipation.
Their primary symptoms are among the
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and host of diseases, speedily resultant
from them, mutually aggraNate eaeh other
and assail az once the whole machinery
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Stomach, Dizziness Headaches,
Bilious Fever, Jaundfee, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Diseases, Piles, rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Dropsy, and various Skim
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and maladies caused bv deraugemenG OF
fl,.. ctr-,aah and baxruIS
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Palpstntisn OF the Heart.

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THE COURTS.
Superior contribution, j.

THURSDAY, February "a. 1857.
Handsaker VS.. Bithy-0a trial.
SGT FOR FRIDAY.
Inre habsas corpus proceedings OF Tsoy
Youk. a minor-Hesring set for I0A. NJ i.
People VS.. J. II. Levering-Trial.
Braa~Hue. }.
People VS.. James O'Reilly-0rder al
lowing reporters notes to be withdrawn
by the People for the purpose Of prepar-
ing for trial.
FoSelman VS.. Shively-Cause tried;
five days granted each side to lille briefs,
when the cause will be submitted.
SET FOR FRIcAY.
Wright VS.. Lnrg Beach Land and Wa,
ter Company-Jury trial.
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A Thcrouqh Puraatige

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Face Powder.

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